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  1. Re:Cheerfulness as a contractual obligation... on German IT Outfit Bans Whining · · Score: 4, Insightful

    No one should need to leave, and supressing ppls freedom of speech
    in the workplace is just the beginning .

    Soon it will be politically correct to suppress it elsewhere .

    If the person does not do their job that is one thing, but
    for them to be silenced for expressing discontent over maltreatment
    or inequality is a bad idea in my humble opinion .

    Ex-MislTech

  2. Re:Movie quote time. on German IT Outfit Bans Whining · · Score: -1, Troll

    And your attitude may cost u WWIII .

  3. Re:Pointless on Eight Year Old Physics Student Admitted to College · · Score: 1

    Well not sure it is 100% accurate, but the vast majority of the world is straight .

    Odds are he is as well .

    Just as a matter of statistics .

    Ex-MislTech

  4. Re:It didn't? on Unisys: We No Longer Have A Way Out · · Score: 1

    The majority of Web servers are Apache, and most of those are Linux .

    All the insurance companies I have spoken with about network jobs, have
    used IBM RS series or other similar IBM gear with cisco networking gear, not M$.

    The city of houston as a whole ousted M$ out the door, it has moved to Linux .

    Alcoa Aluminum, AutoZone, Bank of America, Bloomington, Indiana(city),
    Boston Stock Exchange, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., Cambridge Health Alliance (partially),
    Chicago Mercantile Exchange, City of Austin, Tex, Cendant Corp., Capital Cardiology Associates, Albany,

    That is just me making it to the letter "C" in the alphabet .

    The remainder can be seen here :

    http://lxer.com/module/db/viewby.php?dbn=12&sort=1 08&uid=108&offset=60

    M$ as usual loves to use FUD, and so it shall continue to do so, and why ball-me(r)
    said he was gonne kill google .

    They can see the end coming, and are squirming in response to it .

    To them I say, adios greedy capitalist billionaire dickheads .

    Capitalism is fine, capitalism run amok is not .

    Using millions or billions to pedal influence thru lobbyists to perfrom anti-trust
    violations blatantly , and a myriad of other B$ maneuvers .

    Its going to be a few years before Linux "wins" but the shift is under way .

    Ex-MislTech

  5. Re:Homeostatic economics on A Monroe Doctrine for the Internet · · Score: 1

    Well as to petro dollars some ppl in the US are pushing for more alternative fuels
    like Ethanol, Biodiesel, and others .

    Some of the ideas are pretty damn good too for the Biodiesel .

            * Soybean: 40 to 50 US gal/acre (40 to 50 m/km)
            * Rapeseed: 110 to 145 US gal/acre (100 to 140 m/km)
            * Mustard: 140 US gal/acre (130 m/km)
            * Jatropha: 175 US gal/acre (160 m/km)
            * Palm oil: 650 US gal/acre (610 m/km) [2]
            * Algae: 10,000 to 20,000 US gal/acre (10,000 to 20,000 m/km)

    The algae idea is just frickin awesome in my opinion .

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodiesel

    And the salton Sea is a perfect place to do this to help clean up the problems there .

    12.5% of the sonora desert could make all the oil we need .

    That would be awesome .

    As to the total issues with devaluing the dollar I don't think the US has alot of choice
    due to the massive trade deficit . The US corporations have chosen to send nearly all
    US manufacturing jobs overseas, and a lot of other job types over seas .

    They also like to use an entire alphabet soup of Visa's to import labor as cheaply as
    possible and then pressure the Visa workers with threat of revoking to make them work
    longer than the labor laws allow on a salary basis .

    The US needs some more labor reforms I hate to say .

    And if they want and need those ppl here so bad make em citizens and let them pay
    for everything we pay for as citizens as they do use out roads, schools, etc etc .

    The mass import of cheap labor would dry up in a hurry .

    Ex-MislTech

  6. Re:a new internet on A Monroe Doctrine for the Internet · · Score: 0

    You Killjoe, are a moron, tried and true .

    "The 100,000 figure is a guess"

    I think that sums it up, but let me continue .

    Excerpt from wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_War

    Independent analysts generally agree the Iraqi death toll was well below initial post-war estimates. In the immediate aftermath of the war, these estimates ranged as high as 100,000 Iraqi troops killed and 300,000 wounded. According to "Gulf War Air Power Survey" by Thomas A. Keaney and Eliot A. Cohen, (a report commissioned by the U.S. Air Force; 1993-ISBN 0-16-041950-6), there were an estimated 10-12,000 Iraqi combat deaths in the air campaign and as many as 10,000 casualties in the ground war. This analysis is based on enemy prisoner of war reports. The Iraqi government claimed that 2,300 civilians died during the air campaign.

    So, if you want the liberal's evil US statistics of 100k from CommunistNewsNetwork then
    believe whatever the hell you want .

    I am still sorry ppl died, but this is just more disinformation like the rhetoric about katrina
    that they found out after the fact was all fabricated lies to try to make it look worse for
    political gain .

    Typical liberal political tripe .

    The US doesnt have free press, ROFL, they bash bush 24x7x365 and would add some more time if
    they could squeeze it in . I don't care for most of what bush says or does, but I don't want some
    totally worthless piece of crap like kerry either .

    Saddam openly admited to making biolutin toxin .

    The most poisonous substance on earth, and he also openly admitted to funding terrorist attacks
    in Israel that specifically targetted civilians not military .

    He personally signed checks to the families of sucessful suicide bombers .

    I only wish your family could have been one of the ones blown up .

    Chew on that for awhile .

    Ex-MislTech

  7. Re:a new internet on A Monroe Doctrine for the Internet · · Score: 1

    A alternative to the evil US DNS servers :

    http://www.orsn.net/

    Kinda puts all this to rest .

    Ex-MislTech

  8. Re:a new internet on A Monroe Doctrine for the Internet · · Score: 1

    Like some ppl have mentioned, just setup a secondary DNS network on IPv6, and it has already been done .

    Just read their info, and move on .

    http://www.orsn.net/

    You can go back to hating the US for some other reason now .

    Take a number .

    Ex-MislTech

  9. Re:We'll build more nukes. on China to Land on Moon Around 2017 · · Score: 1

    Yeah, your so much more brilliant than anyone that has ever worked at NASA, and
    I really doubt you are a working published physicist of notable worth .

    Why don't you list out your protfolio of accomplishments or is it all BS and you
    just like to play pretend because your real life sucks and this is the best you can
    do with your time .

    Ex-MislTech

  10. Degrees ...Nepotism...Results .... on Online vs. Traditional Degrees? · · Score: 1

    A Degree will "often" get you past the HR drone sorter .

    Nepotism will "often" at least get you a interview, and
    a statistically better shot at getting the job as long as
    you interview somewhat well .

    Results, and I mean portfolio of real work here .
    This alone can get you hired anywhere with no degree and as a high school drop out .

    Ask Einstein ...

    Ex-MislTech

  11. Re:We'll build more nukes. on China to Land on Moon Around 2017 · · Score: 1

    Astute my A$$, NASA had a project considering rail guns on the moon for launching
    material into space, and possibly back to earth .

    It is always easier to say it can't be done, than to support the harder mission
    of trying to do it .

    Lots of ppl like to line up as the naysayers over and over .

    http://www.answers.com/topic/mass-driver

    I swear to god this place has become the home of ppl that can't even do a simple
    damn 'google search' on something before spouting of some egotistical rhetoric, and some
    pocket monkey friend chimes in with agreement .

    Ex-MislTech

  12. Re:If you put a dog on an underwater ship... on World's Most Powerful Subwoofer · · Score: 1

    General Dynamics , specifically Electric Boat works and builds and shipyard retrofits
    alot of the subs for the Navy .

    I was in the Navy , so if they call it a boat , I imagine others do as well .

    http://www.gdeb.com/

    Ex-MislTech

  13. Google buying Dark Fibre ..... on SBC CEO: Pay up if you want to use our pipes · · Score: 1

    Google buying Dark Fibre .....

    There is a reason they are buying dark fibre, and this is just part of it .

    Look for google to have a coast to coast network within a few years or less
    depending how many ppl and how much money they put on it .

    This is a money war between their yahoo portal and the google portal .

    Billions of dollars are at stake and the phone company knows every dirty trick
    in the book, and has lobbyists paid well in washington to assure their victory .

    Let's just hope google can bypass these jerks and sign a deal with local cable co's
    for metro xport, and all google will have to manage is the long haul single mode .

    They are trying branded free WiFi in San Fran thou, and may spread it to other areas .

    Go Google Go !

    Ex-MislTech

  14. Enough US bashing, lets address the story .... on Microsoft Thinks Africa Doesn't Need Free Software · · Score: 1

    Africa going M$ or Linux .

    Linux is free in the way of money .

    Training for M$ in the developed world costs money, the ONLY reason they are offering it
    for free in Africa is because they want to prevent total linux dominance of an entire
    continent .

    "Just my opinion"

    Ballmer ranting about killing google, and the halloween memo speak to their truth in
    their heart of hearts .

    I think some cheaply made, easy to copy VHS tapes, DVD's, Cd's and any other format in
    the native tongue would go a long way to helping adoption of Linux in Africa .

    Feed it via ISO's on bit torrent and share it out to help them out .

    Contact the current African Linux user base and ask them what it would take to get the
    message to the ppl about the truth of M$ and Linux, and all that has come to pass .

    M$ business practices on the past just make this look like a drug dealer handing out
    free samples while hiding their long term intent .

    And by the way, I am an american .

    Peace,
    Ex-MislTech

  15. Re:The point is Mr Watson.... on Microsoft Thinks Africa Doesn't Need Free Software · · Score: 1

    *** Half the population thinks Saddam was responsible for 9/11.

    No, I am afraid half the population doesn't think he was responsible for 9-11 .

    We do know for fact that he did write checks to palestinian terrorists that
    blow up Israel children, and innocent civilians .

    Saddam made this public knowledge and he was "ok" with it .

    Saddam also had 17 resolutions against him, and he invaded Kuwait almost setting off
    a large scale war in the region .

    Saddam also used bio/chem weapons against Iran, even Iran agrees with this .

    Saddam openly admitted to having made 19,000 litres of biolutin toxin, the most
    poisonous substance on earth .

    Link this to know terror cell members trying to get crop duster flying lessons,
    and well it just looks a little suspicious .

    So if he has no issue writing a check to terrorist, where are his limits ???

    We didn't want to find out .

    So for you anti-american rhetoric, you are just pandering to socialist weasels like
    michael moore .

    Your opinion is one sided, and your hate blinds to all points to be considered on both
    sides of the argument .

    I don't agree with the reasons given for the Iraq war, plenty were present that were
    100% true and had been for decades, saddam was a bastard, The Shia/Kurds thought so too .

    Peace,
    Ex-MislTech

  16. Re:La Grange based station needed on ISS Orbit-Raising Attempt Fails · · Score: 1

    L1 LaGrange point is between the earth and the moon, we have said we are going back to the moon .

    Good place to put the station, good place to put the hubble .

    The moons orbits the earth every 28 days, and thus so would the L1 Lagrange point,
    and thus would provide different angle viewing for the telescope .

    Ex-MislTech

  17. La Grange based station needed on ISS Orbit-Raising Attempt Fails · · Score: 1

    A Space station at one of the La Grange points made better sense to me .

    I have heard lots of reasons why it wasn't done, but I can't help but thinking
    it really just came down to money .

    I'd like anyone that "really" works at NASA/JPL or on par to explain why .

    I also think Hubble should have been placed at one of the La Grange points
    or put in near proximity to the space station for ease of repairs .

    Thanks !
    Ex-MislTech

  18. Re:11 Mbs is fast? on Broadband from Airships · · Score: 1

    Maybe they could get the supposed new 802.11n to work at 540mpbs .....

    Be one damn nice balloon .

  19. More like 33 air ships ...... on Broadband from Airships · · Score: 2, Informative

    I think they meant 60Km radius which would equate to 120Km diameter.

    If I remember circular area as Pi * r(squared) , then it is roughly 11,300 sq Km.

    One over a Metropolis could cover it all.

    22 would cover the Sq Km of the UK except the patterns are circular, and thus would
    have to partially overlap to provide total coverage.

    Thus most likely doable with less than 33 of them .

    And it is alot cheaper than some satellite projects that have been posited .

    http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,12464, 00.html

    Teledesic, Iridium, and others cannot compete with this on a cost to repair basis alone.

    The balloons by www.21stcenturyairships.com can be launched and landed by remote control.

    Serviced by a field tech with a pick-up, No rockets, no astronomical budget.

    They might even be cheaper than building towers just due to topographical terrain signal outage reasons.

    Ex-MislTech

  20. Re:High Visual Impact on Broadband from Airships · · Score: 1

    24km , planes do not fly this high except for maybe the military edge of atmosphere spy planes .

    Commercial upper flight lanes are from 33,000 ft to maybe 40,000 .

    This is at over 75,000 ft and it is just not efficient to fly at that altitude unless it is the SR-71
    or something similar .

    NASA has flown ballons to 171,000 ft but I don't think that is needed for this app .

    EX-MislTech

  21. 24km there is no weather ...... on Broadband from Airships · · Score: 1

    24km there is no weather ...... no wind either ......

  22. Some other ppl doing this ...... on Broadband from Airships · · Score: 1
  23. Re:game mods are the new indie games on Is There a Future for Indie Games? · · Score: 1
  24. Outlaw cars too !!! on Google Terror Threat · · Score: 1

    Cars can be used as car bombs !!

    Outlaw cars !!!

    It's like outlawing knives, knives don't kill ppl, ppl kill ppl . ........

  25. Re:Why? on NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Lays Off 300 Engineers · · Score: 1

    I disagree, sending a robot to mars takes no food , no water, no o2 to breath .

    If the robot dies, its family is not compensated .

    They just work out the bugs and send another robot .

    When the robot gets there and starts working on the planet after 14 -16 hrs
    it does not need to rest for 8 hours .

    The robot does not get sick, it doesnt suffer from unexpected ailments .

    One of the concerns for long spaceflight is exposure to radiation, the robot
    does not care about this and less shielding can be used .

    There are many reasons I cannot think of , and I think robots can start the
    process for humans to show up at a later time .

    Meanwhile humans can build and test better robots back here, and use remote control
    to drive them .